What happens when it’s the plaintiff that is anonymous, and wants to stay that way?
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What happens when it’s the plaintiff that is anonymous, and wants to stay that way?
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I’ll take “What is unconstitutional for $600, Alex.”
Anonymity is permissible for Plaintiffs in very limited circumstances.
How is one ever supposed to prove defamation without actually revealing who they are or directly citing the specific defamatory material (which presumably does reveal who they are)?
I am assuming they do so by utilizing sealed pleadings and a non-public trial, which of course is extraordinary to say the least.
Roe v. Wade